Frazz by Jef Mallett for July 13, 2011
July 12, 2011
July 14, 2011
Transcript:
Coach Hacker: But Frazz! I had a lousy weekend! When do we go to Nashville? Frazz: Hacker, it's not like you have a traumatic experience and a hit song pops out! Coach Hacker: It's not? Frazz: You have to have a trauma that rhymes. Caulfield: Way to harsh his mellow, cruel fellow.
nerdhoof over 13 years ago
One of my favorite songs rhymes the words “mellow” and “fellow”.
I like beer, it makes me a jolly good fellow
I like beer, it helps me unwind and sometimes it makes me feel mellow
(Tom T. Hall)
bdaverin over 13 years ago
I’m just mad about SaffronAnd Saffron’s mad about me…
dirtking239 over 13 years ago
I like Frazz, but I find this series of strips with coach Hacker a little less than amusing.
Crazy Diamond over 13 years ago
And as the tears…Welled in her eyes…I went out drinkin’…..With the guys….That’s why she was inside packin’….While I was outside weedy wackin’….
Copyright K.J. Rubis, Auburn MI
If you can figure out the rest of the song Coach Hacker and you’re willing to pay me royalties for my part, you can run with it!!!
prrdh over 13 years ago
I’m sure Caulfield has harshed Coach’s mellow much more effectively and much more frequently than Frazz.
pschearer Premium Member over 13 years ago
This is the second time I’ve ever seen “harsh” as a verb. Yesterday on some TV show was the first.
I harsh, you harsh, he/she/it harshes, we shall have harshed.
“Harshen” as a verb is in my Amer. Herit. Dict., 4th Ed., but I’ve heard it exactly never, and it doesn’t mean the same.
JP Steve Premium Member over 13 years ago
♫♪ Here’s to the man who drinks strong ale and goes to bed quite mellow,Here’s to the man who drinks strong ale and goes to bed quite mellow.Lives as he ought to live, lives as he ought to live,Lives as he ought to live, and dies a jolly good fellow.♫♪
Dirty Dragon over 13 years ago
Who remembers the year that Clayton Delaney died?